How can an Air Load Planner adjust for off-center weight?

The correct response to adjust for off-center weight is to redistribute cargo. When aircraft weight is not evenly distributed, it can create an imbalance that affects the aircraft's stability and performance during flight. By carefully moving cargo from one side of the aircraft to the other, an Air Load Planner can achieve a more balanced load. This redistribution is crucial as it ensures that the aircraft remains within its weight and balance limits, enhancing safety and operational efficiency.

The other choices would not effectively address the issue of off-center weight. Adding more fuel could potentially exacerbate the weight imbalance rather than correct it, as it does not involve repositioning the cargo itself. Increasing passenger count wouldn't address the cargo imbalance, as it focuses on the number of individuals rather than the distribution of weight. Changing the flight route is a logistical decision that does not impact the aircraft’s balance and might complicate operations further without providing a solution to the weight distribution problem.